Jeff Gordon and current Hendrick teammate Jimmie Johnson open the Chase for the championship this Sunday at New Hampshire as the favorites to win the Nextel Cup title. Johnson is seeded first and Gordon second in the Chase standings after they dominated the “regular season†with a combined 10 victories in 26 races.
NASCAR-
Talk Nascar Video Blog
-
Driver Videos
- Bill Elliott
- Bobby Labonte
- Brian Vickers
- Carl Edwards
- Casey Mears
- Clint Bowyer
- Dale Earnhardt Jr.
- Dale Jarrett
- Dave Blaney
- David Gilliland
- David Stremme
- Denny Hamlin
- Elliott Sadler
- Fans Edge
- Fathead.com
- Greg Biffle
- J.J. Yeley
- Jamie McMurray
- Jeff Burton
- Jeff Gordon
- Jeff Green
- Jeremy Mayfield
- Jimmie Johnson
- Joe Nemechek
- Kasey Kahne
- Ken Schrader
- Kevin Harvick
- Kevin Lepage
- Kurt Busch
- Kyle Busch
- Kyle Petty
- Mark Martin
- Martin Truex Jr.
- Matt Kenseth
- Michael Waltrip
- NCAA Tickets
- Reed Sorenson
- Robby Gordon
- Ryan Newman
- Scott Riggs
- Scott Wimmer
- Search The Web
- Sterling Marlin
- Terry Labonte
- Tony Raines
- Tony Stewart
- Travis Kvapil
-
-
Categories
-
Nascar Marketplace
-
Recent Posts
-
Nascar Talk Blog
-
RSS Feed
Archive for September 14th, 2007
Teammates Johnson, Gordon to vie for title
Posted by on September 14th, 2007No reward; Gordon’s lead wiped out
Posted by on September 14th, 2007In a pre-2004 world, Jeff Gordon would be heading into Sunday’s NASCAR Nextel Cup race at New Hampshire International Speedway with a 312-point lead over runner-up Tony Stewart.
But, since the Chase for the championship came into existence four years ago, whatever margin the series leader has built is nothing but an afterthought once the first 26 races are in the books.
NASCARBowyer sitting pretty for first Chase
Posted by on September 14th, 2007It was a mixed bag for the 12 NASCAR champion contenders during the first day of the first race in the Chase for the Nextel Cup.
Six Chasers posted top-10 finishes in Sylvania 300 time trials at New Hampshire International Speedway.
For pole-sitter Clint Bowyer, 28, who qualified on top for his first Chase with a lap of 130.412 mph (29.206-seconds), starting the postseason with the prospect of securing his first career Cup win was precisely what he needed.
NASCARBoyer sitting pretty for first Chase
Posted by on September 14th, 2007LOUDON, N.H. ? It was a mixed bag for the 12 NASCAR champion contenders during the first day of the first race in the Chase for the Nextel Cup.
NASCARBoyer takes New Hampshire pole
Posted by on September 14th, 2007LOUDON, N.H. ? It was a mixed bag for the 12 NASCAR champion contenders during the first day of the first race in the Chase for the Nextel Cup.
NASCARNew Hampshire foxtrax
Posted by on September 14th, 2007NASCAR
Bowyer wins pole for Sylvania 300
Posted by on September 14th, 2007LOUDON, N.H. – Without a doubt, Clint Bowyer is a man on a mission this weekend at New Hampshire International Speedway and for good reason.
       Being the only driver without a win this season in the Chase for the Nextel Cup championship, Bowyer put his No. 07 Jack Daniel’s machine …
NASCAR may give ‘regular-season’ bonus
Posted by on September 14th, 2007LOUDON, N.H. (AP) -NASCAR is considering creating a reward for the winner of the “regular season” in response to the huge points lead Jeff Gordon built before the Chase for the championship.
NASCARBowyer takes New Hampshire pole
Posted by on September 14th, 2007NASCAR
Gordon gets no reward; 312-point lead wiped out
Posted by on September 14th, 2007In a pre-2004 world, Jeff Gordon would be heading into Sunday’s NASCAR Nextel Cup race at New Hampshire International Speedway with a 312-point lead over runner-up Tony Stewart.
But, since the Chase for the championship came into existence four years ago, whatever margin the series leader has built is nothing but an afterthought once the first 26 races are in the books.
NASCAR